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Old 14-11-2003, 11:09 PM
Garry Simmons
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My local (western PA) got some Bells in. Tried a sample of the Kalamazoo
Stout (draft). Had a medicine-y flavor that put me off. I didn't find the
sour tang of the Cherry Stout to be all that interesting. I had high hopes
for the Expedition Stout, but it was just OK. Old Rasputin is still my fave.
The Two-Hearted Ale was very nice though. I wouldn't say any of them were
off, but maybe I just don't like the house vibe the stouts have or
something...

Garry


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Old 14-11-2003, 11:31 PM
Dan Iwerks
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"Garry Simmons" wrote in
:

My local (western PA) got some Bells in. Tried a sample of the
Kalamazoo Stout (draft). Had a medicine-y flavor that put me off. I
didn't find the sour tang of the Cherry Stout to be all that
interesting. I had high hopes for the Expedition Stout, but it was
just OK. Old Rasputin is still my fave. The Two-Hearted Ale was very
nice though. I wouldn't say any of them were off, but maybe I just
don't like the house vibe the stouts have or something...


I'm traditionally pretty underwhelmed by their stouts. Thought the
Expedition was lovely, but IIRC the Rye Stout was deeply frightening.
The Double Cream Stout wasn't bad, though.
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Old 15-11-2003, 06:07 PM
Nick Dempsey
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Dan Iwerks wrote:

"Garry Simmons" wrote in
:

My local (western PA) got some Bells in. Tried a sample of the
Kalamazoo Stout (draft). Had a medicine-y flavor that put me off. I
didn't find the sour tang of the Cherry Stout to be all that
interesting. I had high hopes for the Expedition Stout, but it was
just OK. Old Rasputin is still my fave. The Two-Hearted Ale was very
nice though. I wouldn't say any of them were off, but maybe I just
don't like the house vibe the stouts have or something...


I'm traditionally pretty underwhelmed by their stouts. Thought the
Expedition was lovely, but IIRC the Rye Stout was deeply frightening.
The Double Cream Stout wasn't bad, though.
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I tend to stick to Expedition, Double Cream, Susie's Sweet (not making
it right now), and Trumpeter's (again, not making it) as far as Bell's
stouts go. They make some downright scary stuff, such as their spiced
stout. Yeech.

--NPD
 




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